. >> david rivera is excited about this achievement.t is so important because arctic oceans are the most pristine areas of the and much of it is untouched. it is teeming with life and we have a dynamic ecosystem. fish and other whales and dolphins are important there. sarah: in myanmar, several women say they were raped by soldiers during raids earlier this month. the sexual assaults allegedly happened when they were searching. the military denies that allegations but the u.s. state department has expressed concern . >> homes and markets torched in the remote northwest. it has cracked down on militants. government troops put the city and locked out. now hundreds of women say they were sexually assaulted. when loading -- one woman recounts being great at gunpoint. >> they took me inside the house. two men held me. the other one help me by my hair in the back and they raped me. the women had stayed in their villages to prevent their homes being torched. the man had fled from government troops fearing they would be rounded up as militants.

. >> david rivera and his family stayed with relatives in faith for the past -- fayetteville for the past couple weeks. they found trees down and their property full of in effect for parts of wayne county. cbs north carolina's robert richardson shows us what emergency management is doing to help provide safe drinking water and how a middle schooler is trying to keep storm victims from going hungry. >>> hundreds of bags of ice. tens of thousands of bottles of water. a free drive through for win a county people unable -- wayne >> having a hard time. we appreciate anything you give us. >> you have to boil it in order to use it and i would rather have bottled water anyway. >> reporter: volunteers and the national guard loaded three cases of water and bag or two of ice into each car. >> i'm so glad we're able to help them today. i would want the same for me if it happened to me. >> o saturday, they gave out more than 50,000 bottles of water and more than they got more of that today. and hope to give it all away. >> coke, pepsi, target, and wal- mart all provided pal -- palettes of water.

joining us with reaction milwaukee sheriff david clark, senior correspondent geraldo railway var o riverastart with you tonight. >> it was a pleasure watching two decent, god fearing patriotic americans go out at, both of home are the fathers of serving united states marines and thinking how different this campaign would be if these were the two figures at the top of both of the respective tickets. the ratings would be lower, but i think you would have a more sensible and in many ways more reasoned debate over real issues. >> what was so reasonable about tim kaine tonight? he wouldn't shut up and stop interrupting? >> i think in the first half of the debate he was annoying with interruptions. >> was the whole debate, wouldn't stop. >> that's why i give pence the slight advantage over who won the debate. pence did something his boss failed to do. there was no rosy o'donnell, no ms. universe. governor pence did not rise to the bait that kaine presented. i think that he did an excellent job. i think kaine made made his points as well though, sean. i think in fairness, i give a slight edge as

david king. this officer was shot half dozen times at point blank range. again it's dr. king's experience on the battlefield that he uses in operating room that saves lives including mario al rivera's. i was processing everything and saying jeez, i might not go home today. >> reporter: still emotional six years later, about the night he was gunned down for a m detective mario oliveira approached the man in the front seat of his car. he turned his head for a split second. >> when i looked back down, i saw flashes and i heard the bangs. >> the suspect shot oliveira six times. >> i was stunned. i remember falling back out of the doorjamb. you know, trying to comprehend what the hell just happened to me. >> reporter: oliveira remembers the entire incident vividly. the chaotic e.r. as surgery began. he fell asleep. two years later, dr. david king was at his bedside. >> he told me i was the luckest guy he ever mets about shot that many times. >> reporter: fox 25 confirmed that led the team that saved the officers one week ago. oliveira tells fox 25, it was dr. king, not luck that saved him. >> my heart stopped twice, i diedn and that he had cut my diaphragm and reached in with his own he